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Gebrauchswerbekunst, Modern Window Display, 19 Jahrgang, No. 02, February 1943

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Gebrauchswerbekunst was a German publication focused on window dressing and advertising. It was first published in the 1920s. It includes shop-window design, poster advertising, lettering, illuminated signs, and other applied commercial art forms.

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Gebrauchswerbekunst, Modern Window Display, 19 Jahrgang, No. 02, February 1943
Gebrauchswerbekunst, Modern Window Display, 19 Jahrgang, No. 02, February 1943
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